Good! Then I think I'm going to like them as soon as I cobble together the cash to get them. I like a challenge. Who wants something that's too easy? My feeling is that the real waste of money would be a game that's so easy that you'd get it on first try. Talk about no replay value? You'd never play it again, and there'd go your $however-much. Nope. Better to have something that gives you a nice, good challenge that you then spend the next ten months trying to beat until your game has worked off its price four times over at least. LOL Actually, when I used to play Super Mario Brothers, it was more like a nice, good challenge that I tried for two years to beat, LOL and still never did.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Rivard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 8:22 PM Subject: Re: audyssey: james north!! I want to give you a big peace of my mind > All of James North's games are that way. All of the games he originally > created are available now from > > www.draconisentertainment.com > > and are well worth the money because of their replay value. They are > difficult for a reason--to present a challenge. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "FigureInTheCloak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 6:16 PM > Subject: Re: audyssey: james north!! I want to give you a big peace of my > mind > > >> Forgive me for sticking my noze in, but it seems to me that you're being >> an >> ass. Granted that I haven't tried the game yet. But what the hell do >> you >> want? Do you want all games that are easy? James obviously intended >> this >> game to be challenging, not just another simple shooter or treasure hunt >> or >> whatever. It's good to have some game levels that are insanely hard. >> Trying to crack that level is what'll keep you playing for years if you >> have >> the patience, and trust me, there are plenty of mainstream games out >> there >> with levels like that. So keep trying, and don't jump on the developer's >> ass just because it's hard. >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Nicol Oosthuizen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 12:47 AM >> Subject: audyssey: james north!! I want to give you a big peace of my >> mind >> >> >>> >>> NB: This email and its contents are subject to our email legal notice >>> which can be viewed at http://www.sars.gov.za/Email_Disclaimer.pdf >>> >>> ---- >>> Guys today I'm feeling like pealing a huge apple with james north. I'm >>> so angry about this monkey business. James, you can be very glad I >>> didn't purchase the game otherwise I would really jumped heavily down on >>> you. Tell me, what exactly did you have in mind with monkey business? >>> To whom is the game actually dedicated? This ledge level is a total >>> nightmare. Now I want to set things straight from the beginning. Thanks >>> ryan conroy, I got the spoiler you sent me how to get to the teleporter >>> in the ledge level. But guys a spoiler doesn't help me. you know james >>> what would be the right thing to do: If professor smeggle could gave a >>> tutorial at the beginning of the level to understand the concept of >>> navigating and jumping through the ledges like the way he explained to >>> catch a monkey. If he could taught me to jump one or more ledges while >>> he is overseeing it and then say: ok now I can see you know the >>> concept. Complete the ledges level. I feel to use a spoiler to get to >>> the teleporter doesn't work for me. I want to get the optimum use from >>> the game. I'm playing monkey business on a friend's computer. I think >>> it's a total waste of money to buy a game of which 1 level so far is >>> impossible. I just want to give you a peace of mind. The poor blind >>> people that bought monkey business wasted their money. Well, let me >>> rather say: those blind people that also struggle with the ledges and >>> that also completed the ledge level with the spoiler, you wasted your >>> money. That ledge level is so unfairly difficult. I'm asking this >>> question to james north. If you other guys want to comment or give me >>> tips to navigate, , do so. I'm not begging you guys for a tutorial on >>> the ledge level. If the spoiler is the best you can give me so be it. I >>> want to give james a big peace of my mind that the ledge level is making >>> monkey business a nightmare. I have read other audicy members also say >>> monkey business is not a child's game. Tell me james what did you had in >>> mind with monkey business. I enjoyed the jungle and wall of vines >>> levels. ON both I got all coins. I enjoy it to hunt for the coins. I >>> know the coins only gives me bragging rights, I know it won't help me >>> to play the game if I collect them but I enjoy to hunt them. I would >>> just like to know: why did you made monkey business such a difficult >>> game? Why? Just tell me that? It seems to me you need a grade in sound >>> engineering to understand how the sonar and radial scanners on the >>> ledge level works. My opinion: if I buy a game I want to get the >>> optimum out of each single level. 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